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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Wednesday, October 2, 1968
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have the support of these people
here tonight."
However, newsmen who have
been following the Wallace cam-
paign pointed out that most of
the labor leaders represented
union locals from Alabama.
Wallace was pestered by heck-
lers at each stop he made, includ-
ing nearly 350 in Lansing. Most
of the Lansing hecklers were stu-
dents from MSU and nearby
Oliziet.
The students in Lansing chant-
ed and heckled throughout most
of Wallace's speech. One student
used a mirror to reflect the sun
in Wallace's eyes. However, Wal-
lace gamely attacked the students
with his stolk "put-downs."
"You guys over there better just
shut up," he said at one point,
"or we won't promote you to the
second grade."
Later Wallace became more
viscous in his attacks at the stu-
dent hecklers. "I thought we got
rid of our Nazis in World War II,
but I see there are still some of
you left.
"You folks out there better tell
the kids to have their day of fun
now, beacuse after Nov. 5, they
are going to be through in this
country.
Wallace then launched into his
other major theme of the cam-
In Flint both sheriff's deputies Wallace cited a speech allegedly dorse a communist victory in Viet-
and Flint reserve policemen were made by a Berkley professor nam should be "dragged off by the
armed with canisters of liquid which called upon students to aid hair to a federal prison also."
mace. However, one Flint police the North Vietnamese in killing Wallace said that he is "pray-
official explained that mace is American soldiers. "When y o u ing" for the success of the Paris
standard. equipment for all on- elect me president, I will ask my peace talks, but he said that he
duty situations. attorney general to obtain an in- did not think they would be suc-
Wallace also asked the crowd to dictment against any university cessful. He told the crowd "if
realize the differences between professor calling for a communist we lose in Paris" he would ask
legitimate dissent and treason. victory. the Joint Chiefs of Staff to win
"You have every right to argue "We are going to lock these pro- the war militarily and bring the
against the war in Vietnam if fessors up in a nice, safe federal men back home.
you don't think we should be prison," he told the cheering Speaking on the issue of race,
there. But nobody has the right crowd. Wallace said, "I have never, in all
my political career, made a speech
to ask for a communist victory in Wallace also said students who reflecting on anyone solely be-
the war." fly the communist flag and en- cause of his race, color, or na-
tional origin." However, Wallace
told the crowd that as presidentl
he would never allow a "single
dime" of federal tax money to be
used to bus people to schools they
didn't want to be bused to "not
in Michigan. not in Alabama, not
anywhere else in the country."
About 200 Flint blacks jeered and
booed Wallace, during his speech
and sang and chanted "freedom
and peace." A violent shouting?
match developed between t h e s e
blacks and white Wallace support-
ers just before Wallace began his
speech.
One of Wallace's staff took the
microphone and told the crowd
"I want you folks to look here. We
have 11,000 Wallace fans, and a
handful of no-goods."
In Lansing after the end of
Wallace's speech, roving groups of
students, both black and white,
confronted the Wallace support-
ers, in an attempt to force some
sort of dialogue and badger the
Wallace people about their beliefs.
A brief fist fight began im-
mediately after the speech be-
tween a young black and several
Wallace supporters. However, one
of the ever-present security men
quickly broke up the fight.
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paign, law and order. "I say, we
must stop this anarchist move-
ment which has made it unsafe
for you to walk in the street."
Wallace pledged the "moral sup-
port of the federal government"
to the nation's police force it
elected.
"With the state 'of lawe and
order what it is today, if you are
knocked on the head leaving the
stadium tonight, the person would
be out of jail before you got to the
hospital, and on the next day,
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Wallace himself was extremely
security conscious throughout the
day. In neither Flint nor Lansing
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comedwithin fifty feet of the
crowd.
Included in, Wallace's security
forces at Lansing alone, were Ing-
ham cointy sheriff's deputies,
Michigan state police, the Secret
Service, Wallace's own security
staff,and two Lansing meter-
maids.
Police manned the roof tops of
hotels and buildings across from
the capitol, and were armed with
binoculars, walkie-talkies and
high-powered carbines. The crowd
in Lansing was separated from
Wallace by steel-linked c h a i n s,
backed up by policemen spaced
five yards apart.
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